Join us in today's episode for a wander around Rye in East Sussex. It's definitely
one of the prettiest towns in England with cobbled streets all steeped in history.
There's something to look at around every corner and it's so nice to enjoy a pot of tea.
We also had to visit Lamb House where the famous author Henry James lived for 18 years.
It's a beautiful Georgian house with the loveliest garden.
Hello from Rye in East Sussex! Hello! And Rye is supposed to be one of the prettiest towns
in England. It is beautiful! We are totally enchanted. And on our list now is Lamb House.
Yeah, that's where Henry James lived. Yes, the famous American-born British novelist.
He for example, he wrote 'The Portrait of a Lady' which always reminds me of
'Notting Hill'. Yeah and I think he actually 'The Turn of the Screw' here.
Yes, he did. And it's a beautiful Georgian house, we just walked past it and yeah,
we thought we just have to have a look and film it - yeah - so - let's see. Let's go there.
Well, first let's just walk around the churchyard in Rye a little because it's so utterly charming.
And this is it Lamb House and it belongs to the National Trust.
We really enjoyed this, it was amazing. The garden was just beautiful.
Yes. I think although you're in the middle of Rye, it felt so peaceful. Yeah.
It's Saturday and it's quiet. Yes, so so quiet so we can really recommend this place.
And next up is St. Mary's Church. You can go to the top and I think the view will be amazing.
I think it's very windy outside Jörg. Seems
so yeah.
It's very windy today but I think it's so worth coming up here. You have such a gorgeous view.
Windswept Jörg. I'm blown away. Yeah, nearly.
So we stopped for a quick bite here at the Cobbles tearoom.
What are you having Jörg? Crumpets. Crumpets with butter and marmite. Yes.
And I'm having gluten free cream tea which means two gluten free scones, clotted cream and jam.
It's good! Very nice gluten free
scone.
So there is this pub called Ypres Castle - yeah - and I just spotted Rothaus - yeah - so they
might have Tannenzäpfle. We'll see - which is Jörg's favourite beer. We won't be going
there but I just spotted it. I would like to check it out. Really? Let's have a look.
Rothaus - Badische Staatsbrauerei which is in the Black Forest.
So you couldn't see if they have - no - Tannenzäpfle. And well, we don't want to
go there now but you know what? If there is a sign, they should have it. They will have it.
We are heading to the beach now. Yes and as you can see you can easily spend all day in
Rye. So there is this hut with a, I think the roof is red - ah, yeah. There's your hut Jörg.
So do you think it's worth going there? Yeah, it is. It's beautiful but the heart is tiny.
So the hut, so the hut used to be or still is, I don't know.
There is a sign. There is a sign so we'll check it out.
So we read that this hut is from the early 1900s
and it appears to have been used to store fishing and shrimping equipment.
And this is a huge nature reserve and it's absolutely beautiful and I think you can walk
for hours and hours.
What a nice day. You're too dark. Jörg, check us out. We are both so windswept. Yeah, it's bad hair
day now. We hope you enjoyed our Rye video. We can only say it's a wonderful place. Yeah, it's worth
a visit. Definitely. And it's been on our wish list for some years and we're so glad we came.
And it won't be our last time - no - because there are so many places around Rye, near Rye that we
need to see so - we'll have to come again. Yes. So stay tuned for more. We will be back for
more videos and we'll see you again very soon. Yeah. So until next time. Bye bye. Bye. Bye.